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So with the picture of the rose the pink is too bright and saturated next to the blacks and grays of the picture. This time I made an attempt at a different picture and I think the result looks a lot more natural.

I really like just leaving the golf cart and the fire hydrant in color because [...]

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So I have a 35 mm SLR Nikon N 75. And when my class went to South Paris Maine to the McLaughlin Garden I borrowed by friends digital canon rebel (she owns both a digital and 35 mm). It was different from my camera in so many ways. The first is in how many pictures [...]

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So I put photoshop on my computer yesterday and had some fun. And with using it I turned this photograph:

Into this one:

It’s not perfect, put as a start with photoshop I like.

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So before I take a quick nap after my exhausting hike (not really exhausting….I just feel like taking a nap.) I will display a picture from my trip to Wolfneck State Park, right outside Freeport Maine.

Taken at a beach, there were a ton of little streams leading to the water due to the melting snow. [...]

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Depth of Field

So one of my friends in my Nature Photography class does not understand what exactly the aperture does to a picture (neither did I until my photo class this fall.) The aperture (f-stop) controls the size of the opening of the lens. And it effects the depth of the field that appears in the picture.
Small [...]

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If there has been anything I have learned this week in the class is that I don’t like hand-rolled film and my camera HATES is. I have one of those SLR automatic/ manual ones (the lighting can be determined automatically or manually). A Nikon N75 to be precise that uses film (hopefully in the new [...]

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